The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-06-09
THE MELROSE RECORD,

The MELkUSE kE1UkU.
Last Friday evening large and
very interesting party assembled at
the residence of A. j. Bennett to en-.
10y sociable time and help Jack and |
his wife celebrate the anniversary Of |
their thirty-fifth year of welded bliss.
There was house full to overflow
ing, and everybody remembered the
happy couple by bringing with them
some present which should be con-
sidered appropriate for the occasion.
About ten O'Clock the kind hearted
hostess assisted by her many lady
friends served refreshments which
were both sumptuous as well as sub
stantial, and shortly after the guests
took their departure, highly delight;
ed with the evenings entertainment
and extended many kind wishes for
their future happiness and prosper.
ity, with hope of being able to be
with them again at the end OF
another thirty-five years.
For chronic catarrh, induced by a
scrofulous faint, Ayers Sarsaparilla
is the true remedy. 1t stops catar-
ihal discharges, removes the sicken-
ing odOr, and never fails to thorough
ly eradicate every trace of the dis
ease from the blood. Sold by
all dealers in medicine.
Everybody you meet on the street
these days have their store clothes
on and are decorated with broad
smile; when asked what is up the
answer is invariably the same. Oh
nothing, only going to Sank Centre
to take in the sights at the encamp-
ment.
The Strawberry sociable last
Thursday was very pleasant affair
and all present enjoyed the evening
hugely and some went home SO thor
oughiy loaded with berries and.
cream that they have not wanted
anything to eat since.
III. w. VanRansselear G. A. r.
Post of this village, went to Sank
Centre to attend the encampment
last Tuesday, where the most of
them will remain until the last dog
is killed, roasted and eaten.
Fourteen car loads of ladies took
their departure from this place tor
the encampment at Sank Centre
Wednesday morning. We did not
ste p to count the noses but it was a
host of them at any rate.
T.. C. Richmond & Co. have got a
fine twenty-four inch .planer this
week and have got it set up. 1t
works like top and makes a much
needed improvement in their plan
ing mill.
The measles is the only thing in
this place that seems to flourish and
L tell you they hang on like grim
death; thirty three cases so far and
still they are developing new ones
every day.
The only real drenching rain
storm of the season in this locality
took place Tuesday afternoon and
gave us much needed soaker which
everybody feels thankful for.
William Unger and F. w. LEM re-
turned from their northwestern
trip last night and report a good
sale for the sheep they shipped to
that country.
An, anti .giggling sociable is the
latest social craze that has struck
our village, every body should turn
out and witness the sport next
Thursday evening
Mai. Clark, wife and daughter
went to Minneapolis on Monday to
attend the funeral services of his de-
ceased brother-In.law, Mr.. Cock, of
that city.
Ed. Kimball is here on a visit this
week from Brainerd and all his old
friends are pleased to see his genial
countenance in their midst.
10 Trisko started for Minot d. Il.
last night with car of mixed stock
for the firm OF Ehr Bros. & Trisko
at that place.
c. p. Anderson went to Minneapo.
lis last Saturday on a pleasure trip
and says lie enjoyed it hugely.
We have had some very good
warm reminders Of approaching
summer heat during this weel.
Mr.. and Mrs. O'Dell of Eagle Bend,
are here this week visiting their
daughter, Mrs. Ii. Cowry.
The Assessor is abroad in oar land
and the people act and look poor and
all for a good reason.
John Murphy and Emery Kind
left for Washington Ter. last Mon
day.
Dull in this village on account of
the eHcampment al our sister city.